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The treasury firm says it controls about 4.66% of circulating ETH as US spot Ether ETFs post four straight outflow days.

One target declined and the other did not respond as FWDI leans on scale and a late-June Russell inclusion catalyst.

The stablecoin’s supply is cited near $4.6B as the issuer pursues an OCC license amid DeFi and legal overhangs.

The buy made SpaceX 3.28% of ARKK after shares closed up 19.2% from the $135 IPO price.

Oil sold off at the same time, while traders waited for deal details and Wednesday’s Fed decision.

BTC traded near $64,000 on June 14, leaving the four-cycle “below 61.8%” pattern untriggered.

The divergence is framed as investors cutting DeFi exposure while keeping broader crypto positions.

The Base DEX says the real-time mechanism will reward directing incentives to pools expected to see future demand.

The carve-out would use exemptive authority to enable limited trading sooner than rulemaking, but with less permanence.

The S-1 values the bitcoin at $1.29B as of March 31 and frames it as excess-cash treasury, not a core business bet.

Kalshi says its newly launched U.S. perps crossed $1B in volume, offering an early demand signal.

DMI readings of ADX 55 with -DI 30 and +DI 6 kept the trend bias pointed down despite steady activity.

He points to $5.72B in spot BTC ETF redemptions and post-IPO SpaceX cash dynamics as key confirmation signals.

The firm is pitching BNB Chain user and stablecoin activity metrics and leaving room for future staking if conditions allow.

The SpaceX-linked perp rebounded to $176–$183 as IG and Polymarket also repriced first-day outcomes above $2T.

Material Indicators pegged 31.89 as the next weekly RSI downside trigger as BTC hovered near $63,000.

The bill adds insider-trading rules and tougher enforcement while pointing to crypto ETFs and lower taxes.

BTC held near its 200-week average as $213.85M left spot ETFs and traders looked to the June 17 Fed decision and an expected SpaceX IPO.

The crypto bank urged FinCEN and OFAC to avoid strict liability for sanctioned-user activity via smart contracts.

He cites a late-March Google/Stanford/Ethereum Foundation estimate and a May 18 Citi note on shortened attack timelines.